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OUR HISTORY
PARIS 1855
LIMOGES 1858
PARIS 1867
NEW YORK 1853
PHILADELPHIA 1876
PARIS 1889
PARIS 1900
MILAN 1906
BRUSSELS 1910
PARIS 1937
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CLASSICISM & NEOCLASSICISM
They share an admiration for Greco-Roman antiquity, emphasizing harmony, rigor, simplicity, and the pursuit of an ideal of beauty based on proportion and clarity. Both stand in opposition to the excessive or overly decorative styles of their time (Baroque for Classicism, Rococo for Neoclassicism) and advocate an art that embodies moral values, discipline, and balance, aimed at educating and elevating the viewer.
ORIENTALISM & EXOTICISM
They promote a taste for discovery and the depiction of foreign cultures, seen as sources of novelty, exoticism, and inspiration. Both reflect the Western fascination with the “other,” creating idealized or imagined images of distant worlds often far from reality to evoke wonder and a sense of escape.
MODERNISM & ABSTRACTION
They align with the desire to break away from past artistic traditions and to renew forms of expression. They favor experimentation, creative freedom, and the exploration of new ways to represent reality, often moving away from figurative representation to produce works where subjectivity, simplification of forms, and the autonomy of artistic language take center stage.
Impératrice Eugénie Louveciennes
MartheRitz Paris
Place Vendôme
Matignon Salon Murat
Dammouse Rêves du Nil green gold
Le Brésil
Cavalier Royal Oasis
Romane
Souffle d’or Infini
Portofino
Infini Or
Infini Platine
Vieux Paris
DamasséRitz Paris
Rêves du Nil platinum green
Ritz Impérial
Opéra or Stanislas
NEW PRODUCTS
Among the new additions, the Infini Blanc collection welcomes a teapot, a creamer, and a sugar bowl. Their rounder, resolutely contemporary curves reinforce the spirit of the Infini pattern and bring aesthetic unity to the ensemble. These new forms, designed to meet everyday needs, are distinguished by their modernity and elegance.
The collection is also expanding with dishes finely engraved offering a complete and refined line perfectly suited to today’s uses.
• Rim soup plate 9.1’’
• Large rim soup plate 10.6’’
• Diner + salad + bread
• Service plates 12.4’’ and 11.6’’
• Hot beverage server 27,1 oz L. 7.9’’ H. 5.4’’
• Creamer L. 3.9’’ H. 2.8’’
• Sugar bowl L. 3.2’’ H. 3.3‘’
• Tea cup and saucer 5.1 oz
• Coffee cup and saucer 2.7 oz
• Mug 10.1 oz H 3.6‘’
• Relish dish L. 8.7’’ l. 6.3‘’
• Oval platter L. 15’’ l. 11.8‘’
• Round tart platter D. 13.8‘‘
An iconic collection from Maison Haviland, Infini stands out with its delicately engraved hollow pattern. The sun-inspired design features rays that seem to stretch out forever, while small sparkles add movement and energy. A rich copper tone envelops each piece with intensity, creating a warm and contemporary glow.
• Service plate 12,4’’
• Service plate 11,5’’
• Dinner plate 10.6’’
• Salad plate 8.3’’
• Bread & butter plate 6.3’’
• Rim soup plate 9.1’’
• Large rim soup plate 10.6’’
• Teacup and saucer 5,1 oz
• Coffee cup and saucer 2,7 oz
Infini Blanc is enriched with two new vases that feature the collection’s iconic motif. Their silhouette is defined by a rounded base, echoing the soft shapes of the teapot, creamer, and sugar bowl. The delicate engraving, highlighted by the subtle contrast between matte and glossy enamel, plays with light and gives depth to each piece. Both decorative and timeless, these vases embody the full mastery and elegance of the Maison’s craftsmanship.
• Small Vasel. 5,2’’H.8,7‘’
• Largevasel. 7,3’’H.13’’
Rêves du Nil Pourpre is inspired by the splendor of ancient Egypt and is expressed through a selection of decorative and functional objects. The intensity of reds, pinks, and golds evokes the light of the Nile at sunset.
Papyrus, palm leaves, and column capitals, highlighted by a hand-applied gold frieze, compose a collection where refinement meets functionality, elevating everyday gestures or offering an exceptional gift
• Small candy box D. 3.4’’ H. 2.8’’
• Large candy box ls D. 6.1’’ H. 2.2’’
• Tumbler D. 3.1’’ H. 3.5’’
• Rectangular tray L. 8.7’’ l. 7.5’’
• Medium tray L. 7.3’’ l. 7.3’’
• Vasecylindrical H.11’’
• VaseH.13.8’’
• XLvase D.14.6’’H.21.3’’
Souffle d’Or shines with its radiant and airy aesthetic. The collection now includes new decorative pieces and gift items.
Tumblers, candy boxes and cylindrical vases are adorned with a pattern inspired by a constellation of fine golden and iridescent grey diamonds, like a shower of shooting stars. Each shape offers a poetic variation on light and movement, illustrating the technical mastery and decorative virtuosity of the collection.
• Cylindrical vase H. 11’’
• Tumbler D. 3.1’’ H. 3.5’’
• Large candy box ls D. 6.1’’ H. 2.2’’
• Small candy box D. 3.4’’ H. 2.8’’
• Medium tray L. 7.3’’ l. 7.3’’
Dammouse draws its inspiration from the late 19th century, when painter and engraver Édouard Dammouse joined the Atelier d’Auteuil in Paris for Haviland and created a watercolor blending Orientalism with Japanese floral art.
True to this heritage, the collection is now expressed through new decorative pieces and gift items, all adorned with delicate floral patterns and golden accents inspired by Japanese prints and silks. Dammouse remains an ode to the precious and refined beauty of an idealized nature..
An iconic collection, Impératrice Eugénie is enriched with new decorative pieces and gift items. Created by designer Léonce Ribière for the Empress herself, the design features a crown of violets in shades of blue, mauve, and purple, a refined tribute to the sovereign’s floral tastes.
The composition reflects the elegance of the Second Empire, while the swirling stems foreshadow Art Nouveau, extending the delicate and timeless spirit of the collection.
• Tumbler D. 3.1’’ H. 3.5’’
• Small candy box D. 3.4’’ H. 2.8’’
• Large candy box ls D. 6.1’’ H. 2.2’’
• Medium tray L. 7.3’’ l. 7.3’’
• Rectangular tray L. 8.7’’ l. 7.5’’
The Ginkgo vase is a piece directly inspired by our archives. A testament to the artistic savoir-faire of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it reflects an aesthetic where the purity of lines meets the richness of botanical motifs.
Restyled today, its relief décor reinterprets the ginkgo leaf, a timeless symbol of elegance and longevity, in a naturalistic spirit reminiscent of Art Nouveau. A contemporary silhouette, blending respect for heritage with modernity.
• VaseH.9.1’’
With its deep green background and luxuriant foliage enhanced with gold, bronze reflections, or the pure brilliance of white porcelain, the Jungle tray evokes an imaginary garden, suspended between dream and nature.
A singular creation, it stands apart from existing collections while perpetuating the decorative tradition in which nature plays a central role. Accented with golden touches and adorned with luxuriant foliage, this tray combines functionality with refinement, making it an ideal gift or a sophisticated detail to elevate everyday life.
Elegant and iconic, these elephants created by Jules Desbois in the late 19th century combine strength and sensitivity in a naturalist style. Originally sculpted in bronze or plaster, they are part of the great tradition of French animal sculpture. Haviland then reinvents them in Limoges porcelain, preserving the spirit of the original model while magnifying the light and purity of the material.
Today, the collection is reborn thanks to the Maison’s artisanal expertise, faithful to the original archives. Two finishes are offered: white biscuit porcelain, with a luminous clarity; and tinted biscuit, reminiscent of bronze and emphasizing the volumes. Two complementary visions of a major work in Haviland’s heritage.
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